ArticleBiodegradation2026
Performance and wastewater treatment efficiency of artificially prepared aerobic granular sludge.
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Aerobic granular sludge (AGS) technology is limited by slow granulation and structural instability. To overcome the shortcomings of existing carrier materials (e.g., activated carbon, sponge) regarding poor biocompatibility, inadequate pore connectivity, and surface chemical inertness, this study proposes a rapid AGS construction strategy based on a novel L-carrier (a renewable polymer material modified by alkali‑ultrasonic treatment to obtain hydrophilic, hierarchical porous, and high surface charge properties). Using sequencing batch reactors, the effects of the L-carrier on granulation progress, structural stability, and pollutant removal performance were systematically evaluated. Results showed that the L-carrier shortened the maturation time of the pre-formed composite granules to 5 days (defined as the time required to achieve stable granule morphology, settling velocity > 70 m h
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